NAOJ Subaru Telescope Observed Universe with HSC Magnet [Small]

The Universe as seen by the Subaru Telescope HSC Magnet [Small]

A magnet designed with an astronomical image taken by the Hyper Suprime-Cam (HSC), an ultra-wide-field prime focus camera mounted on the Subaru Telescope. We use data from the first phase of the HSC Large-scale Strategic Framework Program (HSC-SSP) released in February 2017. The original data can be viewed by anyone using the HSC viewer . Click here for more information about the HSC Viewer.

• [Size] Diameter 32mm
• Anti-rust treated
• National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan

National Astronomical Observatory of Japan Subaru Telescope HSC Universe Magnet [Small] All 18 types

• Orion Nebula (M42)
• Pleiades star cluster (M45, Japanese name "Subaru")
• Dwarf Galaxy KKR25
• Andromeda Galaxy (M31)
• eye of horus
• Spiral galaxy M101
• Gravitational lens 1 SDSS J115214.19+003126.5
• Gravitational lens 2 NVSS J142016+005718
• Gravitational lens 3 2SLAQ J144132.67-005358.3
• Gravitational lens 4 PMN J2329-0121
• Tadpole Galaxy (UGC 10214)
• Colliding Galaxy 1 UGC 12589 & 2MASX J23250382+0001068
• Collision Galaxy 2 2MASX J16270254+4328340
• Colliding Galaxy 3 LEDA 2535615 & LEDA 2535506
• Colliding Galaxy 4 NGC 7667
• Collision Galaxy 5 UGC 9327 & FIRST
• Perseus Galaxy Cluster
• Himiko